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“I was just walking through Miller Park. It is a little gem. It has mature Christmas-like trees like cypress and redwood. So do many of our bigger parks like Christmas Hill. I notice we keep putting that artificial tree that is getting pretty raggedy up downtown. Wouldn’t it be nice if we use one of our living beautiful trees in our neighborhood parks? I know downtown needs all the help it can get. But what an opportunity we have with some of these little gems of a park.”

Exhibit pieced together by local resident showcases city's ties

Licorice is a black beauty with faint tabby markings and a subtle orange/brown topcoat. She loves to play with everyone, and her favorite toys are little balls of fluff, dangly things, and toy mice. In her mind, a kitty can never have enough mice. She also like to cuddle, but only after play time.

With more than 50 fights on her professional resume, Hollister

In my Christmas column last year, I wrote about my family's Christmas Eve menu and how it changed when I began hosting duties. I shared the recipes for Decadent Hot Chocolate and Spiced Apple Cider. I also mentioned one other item on the menu called sfingi. This week, I describe what it is and share the recipe.

As usual, mom was right: We should all be washing our hands

Dear Mr. Regan, My name is Donna Fischer and I'm a nurse at Saint Louise Regional Hospital. I am not a member of your union and I have never met you personally, but for the past two months you've been trying to get my attention about the sale of our Daughters of Charity hospital to Prime Healthcare.